So, I finished up my little disperse dyeing piece which, as it turns out, is a great sample piece for a future disperse dyeing class.

What's really lovely about disperse dyeing, is that if you have limited skills, you can make something really pretty, such as the piece above.





Similarly, I added some more bits and scraps of fabric to the little islands to give them more texture and weight. But there's not a significant difference between the finished piece and where we started:

Which could be framed just on its own. Disperse dye is a great equalizer, because you can have never done it before and produce something like the above piece, or be a median learn and create something like the below:







So, last Monday I said that I needed to take a week or so to figure out what I'm doing next.  I have news on the front  - but before I begin that project, I realized I have some charitable contributions I need to whip up, a challenge piece that's due in a couple of weeks for Group of Eight, and a piece I want to make for submission to Cloth Paper Scissors reader challenge. 

So I'll be busy with those things for the next two weeks, and then the real "art" begins. ;)

Looking forward to sharing them with you.